Customer-facing mobile apps
Account-based apps, bookings, subscriptions, guided content and notifications, with the features chosen around a clear customer journey.
Development services · Melbourne, Australia
Mobile app development for customers and teams on the move.
We build iOS and Android applications with React Native and Expo, connecting mobile users to the accounts, data and workflows behind your business. Work directly with a Melbourne-based software studio from prototype through store submission and maintenance.
The right scope
Plan the mobile experience before choosing the features.
A useful mobile app fits the moments when people need it: a field employee checking a job, a customer opening a booking, or someone following a workout at home. We define those tasks first, including what happens when a connection is slow or a user denies a device permission.
Cross-platform app development shares much of the code between iOS and Android. React Native and Expo help keep the product consistent, while still allowing for platform-specific navigation, permissions and release requirements. Device-only requirements are checked during scoping so the technical approach fits the product.
Many mobile projects also need a backend, an admin dashboard or a website. We can build the API, database and web interface alongside the app, with clear rules for authentication and access. The same customer, booking or job record can then serve both the office and the mobile team.
A first release should cover the essential journey well. We help separate that release from later features, test on representative devices and prepare the required store assets and settings. App Store and Google Play review decisions remain with Apple and Google; publication is not guaranteed on a particular date.
Project types
Where this development work fits
Field-team applications
Job information, check-in, photos and forms that connect people working on site to the office. Offline behaviour is designed where the scope calls for it.
Connected mobile and web products
Shared APIs, user accounts and databases so a mobile app and its web platform work with consistent information and access rules.
From scope to launch
How we deliver your project
- 01
Discovery and prototype
Define users, essential screens, permissions, backend needs and the first-release scope. Test the navigation with a prototype before committing to detailed development.
- 02
Build and device testing
Review working app builds in stages. Test the key journeys, sign-in, error states and device permissions on iOS and Android, including real-device checks.
- 03
Release and ongoing updates
Prepare store submissions, release configuration and handover documentation. Agree how future operating-system updates, dependency changes and product improvements will be handled.
Our own products
See the work behind the service
Flowody mobile app
A React Native and Expo companion app connecting field teams to the Flowody job management platform.
Explore Flowody mobile app →Movivate mobile app
Guided home workouts, custom programs, timers and training progress in a mobile fitness product.
Explore Movivate mobile app →Before you start
Your development questions
Can you develop an app for both iOS and Android?
Yes. We use React Native and Expo to share code across both platforms and plan platform-specific behaviour where needed. We check requirements such as device hardware, payments and background tasks before confirming the approach.
Can the mobile app connect to my existing software?
Often, yes. We review the available API, authentication, data model and permissions first. If an API is missing, we can scope the backend work needed to connect the app securely to your existing system.
What affects the cost and timeline of mobile app development?
The number of user journeys, design complexity, integrations, backend work, offline requirements and release preparation all matter. We define a first-release scope and provide a written proposal rather than estimating from screen count alone.
Let’s build your next step
Let’s scope your development project.
Tell us who will use it, what it needs to do and how the process works today. We will reply with useful next steps and prepare a written proposal once the scope is clear.